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| Abstract | Since my proposed framework for meaning (in Holist" and Atomist") is neither simply a psychosemantic holism nor simply a psychosemantic atomism, but a marriage in which the two have become one, we might call it a psychosemantic holism-atomism wedlock (PSHAW). In this paper I want to. | |||||||||
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Richard Horsey (2001). Psychosemantic Analyticity. [Journal (on-Line/Unpaginated)].
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